Campingplatz Seeblick

The location is good, okay for one or two nights. But it's not suitable for longer stays. The pitches are almost all among permanent campers. The sanitary facilities are clean. The 3.5 stars are almost too much. The electricity flat rate of 5€ per day seems steep to me.

At the end of our holiday, we were looking for a stopover at the Baltic Sea. Through a spontaneous call and super friendly staff, we were able to get a pitch. The sanitary facilities have been modernized and are very clean. The playground is sufficient for toddlers and children. The restaurant is simple but has good food. The location is good. Quiet pitch near the sea, which is accessible via stairs. We felt very comfortable and would come back immediately.

Although our large comfort pitch is located right next to the flight path, we do not find it disruptive. Our pitch is bordered by hedges on two sides and offers electricity, water/grey water connection and actually a "small" sea view. The well-maintained sanitary facility is located in the middle of the manageable campsite (about 3 minutes downhill) and provides everything one needs (also for tent campers). After another 3 minutes, you reach the sandy/gravel beach via a steep staircase (beach shoes!). Unfortunately, the coastal path is closed from the campsite due to the risk of falling. Next to the reception, there is a café/bistro with delicious food and moderate prices. Additionally, there are various events during the season, for example, open-air cinema.

The grounds are manageable. This means short distances to the beach, restroom facilities, and kiosk. The restroom facility is modern, clean, and well thought out. We particularly liked that consideration is also given to the little guests: children's toilets, low sinks, spacious showers with a changing table. In the adjacent room, there are sinks for rinsing, washing machines, and hot plates. Everything is well thought out and heated. The facility itself is well-maintained and has a nice playground. The roll service and coffee bike also provide added value. All in all, a great place with many advantages.

We stayed three nights at the Seeblick campsite. There is hardly a view of the Baltic Sea from any of the pitches, but the campsite is actually located directly by the sea. You can reach the Baltic Sea with its bathing beach via a steep staircase or along the sloping shore path. You can also walk along this shore path to the next town, Pelzerhaken, which offers a beautiful beach promenade, nice playgrounds, and a few small shops and dining facilities. In the other direction lies Neustadt, which can also be reached by bus (the spa card offers a large discount on the ticket!). The bus stop is right in front of the campsite. We used the bus (with one transfer) to go to Hansapark. The site is very long, stretching from the road to the Baltic Sea. The only sanitary building is centrally located, making it a bit of a longer walk for those at the pitches near the reception, but it is equipped with sufficient toilets and washing areas. The sanitary facilities are very modern and clean. Our pitch was at the top of the first meadow near the reception, it was quite narrow, had its own electricity, water, and wastewater connections, and good Wi-Fi reception. Unfortunately, unpleasant odors occasionally came from the neighboring pitch's wastewater connection. The caretaker is very nice and helpful. The flyer you receive at the beginning is very lovingly designed. There is a great coffee bike that offers many delicious coffee creations. However, we couldn't try the bistro as it was closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Unfortunately, the playground mostly served as a meeting point for older children and was particularly crowded in the evenings and even at night by the older kids, which made it quite loud there. There were also several instances where the nighttime quiet was not maintained. The implementation of the Corona rules was not taken very seriously either. Many campers were "accidentally" not wearing masks in the sanitary building, and the "entry only" and "exit only" signs were mostly ignored. Conclusion: a beautifully located campsite but not necessarily a beautiful one. And thanks to its proximity to the Baltic Sea, it is also very expensive, but that is probably the case everywhere along the Baltic Sea.

Very nice campsite. Water, electricity, and sewage at almost every site. Nice staff and right by the Baltic Sea. We would love to come back :-)

The camping spot as well as the staff and the beach were very nice. A small bistro invites you to linger.

Friendly and very good